Chandigarh Businessman Gifts 51 SUVs To Employees This Diwali - Here’s Why He Does It Every Year

Chandigarh-based entrepreneur and philanthropist M.K. Bhatia is back in the spotlight this festive season with yet another grand gesture. Known for his unconventional way of showing appreciation, Bhatia has once again gifted SUVs to his team, marking the third consecutive year of his now-famous Diwali tradition. From the images shared by Bhatia on LinkedIn, the SUVs gifted appears to be Kia Sonet models.

This year, he took things a notch higher, presenting 51 brand-new SUVs to his colleagues and team members. Calling it his “half-century of car gifting,” Bhatia’s gesture quickly went viral, with social media flooded with reels and videos capturing the emotional moment his team received their keys.

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Soon after, the celebrations turned into a spectacle as a convoy of freshly delivered cars rolled out in a “Car Gift Rally” from the showroom to Mits House. Speaking about his motivation behind the tradition, Bhatia said the move was his way of recognising and rewarding the people who drive his companies forward.

“My associates are the backbone of my pharmaceutical ventures. Their honesty, hard work, and consistency have helped us reach new heights. Gifting these cars is just a way to say thank you and to keep them motivated,” he shared. He clarified that the gesture isn’t about extravagance but about appreciation and team spirit. “I don’t see this as an expense — it’s an investment in people. When your team feels valued, the company automatically grows,” he added.

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Over the years, Bhatia’s Diwali giveaways have become a talking point not just in the business world but also among social media users, who often describe him as an example of progressive corporate leadership. This year’s initiative has sparked another wave of admiration online, with many calling his generosity a “new-age model for employee motivation.” For Bhatia, it seems the annual car gifting spree has become more than a festive ritual; it’s a statement of how success can be shared and celebrated collectively.

(With inputs from PTI)